TE AO KATOA.
I mea te Pakeha e kore rawa e kitea oratia,; tenei. mahu te Takahe. Otira, kua kiteatetahi,-i To Anau. I rongo tetahi pakeha ki ; te mahu eMangi ana, ’ - te i rerenga atu-oiana kuri mau tonu atu. Kua ■whaigmaroketia tana manu, a i tono taua tangata kia hpmai e te Kawanatanga o Niu Tireni kia 4250 hei utu mo tona manu.. Ki ta.kore ,_te : Kawanatanga, e whakaae ka hoia ki otahi. atu ; tangata mo te moninui atu. '-- Mehemea ana .he parou te manu nei kapau to moni ite utunga ! ’ , No' tenei maramai u mai ai tetahi Pakeha ki Murihiku. . E taiawhio ana ite ao nei ma .tp ~ waewae, anake, haaunga hoki te whitinga i nga moana i runga Kai-! puke. , Kua nui nga marama e haere ana taua tangata. ; E 60,000 maero katoa hei haerenga mana. Kaore ia e mau kai ana kakahu ranei. Hei te tutukitanga o tona haere ka tuhituhi ai iai tona haerenga. Ta tenei tangata whakaaro i hua ai i roto i tonangakaul; ~ " , * ' ' i Kua tiij tetahi Ropu mo te arai atu i nga. mate huango. Kua 20 rawa nga peka o tenei ropu kei Niu Tireni nei. Ko ta ratou mahi tuatahi he whakaaku i te tangata kia tupato ki nga mea - e tipu ai te Imangp. E mea ana, ; a ratou panui kia tuapato te tangata ki wai-u o nga kau mate, a kia hono tonu te haereere, te noho ranei i nga wahi whitikiria ana e ,tera. Taihoa ratou te tone ai ki Paremete kia hangaia he ture hei arai i te tangata kei mahi i nga mahi e kaha ai te huango. Eki ana ko te Pakeha, “Prevention is better than cure,” ara, “pai atu. te arai atu, i te..patu ite mate.” E ki ana hoki ko te Maori “ I tawhiti ano te hoariri e hanga ana ite pa.” Kaua e tukua kai tapoko rawa te mate kite tinana ka hanga ai te tauarai. Ai te paanga mai ote mate ka parau noa kite haere ki nga tohunga Maori kia tinihangatia.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 15, 1 May 1899, Page 6
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341TE AO KATOA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 15, 1 May 1899, Page 6
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